VandyVox is back with season 5! First up, a special message from VandyVox founder @derekbruff introducing our new host, @AbhinavSKrish. To listen, search for "VandyVox" in your podcast app or follow the link in the next tweet.
Amidst Twitter's struggle to curtail misinformation, it's easy to forget how misinformation affects other social media networks, outside the United States.
Listen now to Sophia Yan and Shaun Karrakkatu on our next episode of VandyVox: https://t.co/gKO0JAOlmY
Did you know that whale feces are an important part of the marine iron cycle? No? Neither did we until we listened to this incredibly well-researched episode about exactly that by Karan Mirpuri.
Listen now:
https://t.co/BZMvliUgon
Take a breath. VandyVox's next episode dives into a story produced by @svspivey about how the pandemic has made us acutely aware of how we breathe
Listen now: https://t.co/wXC90Z4pJS
Take a breath. VandyVox's next episode dives into a story produced by @svspivey about how the pandemic has made us acutely aware of how we breathe
Listen now: https://t.co/wXC90Z4Xzq
Another episode of VandyVox? Already?!
Listen now to our discussion of @EmilyIrigoyen's episode about the very human impact of climate change on Miami, Florida
https://t.co/1j2mzf31e3
At Vanderbilt, activists made their big debut by interrupting a major school event in 2021. In this episode @AbhinavSKrish and @JadAbumrad listen to @College_Voices' reporting about this movement and discuss how students can create similar audio stories.
https://t.co/9AT5hh9GB6
In an increasingly digital world the importance of transcripts–as a written record of audio and for accessibility–cannot be understated. In this episode, we listen to @SPatrickRod explore what is "Lost in Transcription"
https://t.co/67nsqkcHHe
Next is our first regular episode of season 5, a fantastic audio explainer of Fermi's paradox by @VanderbiltU student Lukas Berglund. Search for "VandyVox" in your podcast app, or listen here: https://t.co/tv0POgoE1T.
VandyVox is back with season 5! First up, a special message from VandyVox founder @derekbruff introducing our new host, @AbhinavSKrish. To listen, search for "VandyVox" in your podcast app or follow the link in the next tweet.
All seven episodes this season featured audio productions from winners of @VanderbiltU's first-ever Excellence in Student Podcasting competition! You can listen to them all here: https://t.co/N9Sfrt3sYe. Thanks, @RPWCenter, @immersionvandy, and @vandycft, for sponsoring!
Just before the holidays we released the final episode of our current season! Rishabh Gharekhan, a student in @derekbruff's cryptography course, takes us back to 2013 and what we learned from @snowden's whistle blowing! Listen here: https://t.co/PYVRfjgvI3
Episode 30 is out! We feature another award winning student production this week. @VanderbiltU PhD student @pranotippradhan explores the origin of cancer epidemiology as part of the podcast she co-produces, Going Viral! Listen here: https://t.co/SL5GZ0KlqL
Episode 29 is out! We feature another winner in the @VanderbiltU Excellence in Student Podcasting competition! @OliviaPembridge explains gene drives, like #CRISPR. What are they? How do they work? Are they dangerous? Listen here: https://t.co/FbJJLhjgR9 #scicomm
Episode 28 is out! We feature a reflection on the role of children's voices in cultural anthropology from graduate student Marta Eugenia Zavaleta Lemus! Listen here: https://t.co/IWxT47Rn37
Episode 26 is out! We feature an episode of @HowRealSciPod on the potential for silicon-based life, from @natwalla and @nicole_kendrick! It was the winning grad student entry in this year's @VanderbiltU student podcasting competition! Listen here: https://t.co/6iZa2AVFtJ